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OnMilwaukee.com Recommends: Sept. 4 - OnMilwaukee.com


OnMilwaukee.com Recommends: Sept. 4
OnMilwaukee.com, Milwaukee - 21 hours ago
They are excellent, and since studies have shown that just 1/2-teaspoon of cinnamon per day can lower LDL cholesterol, they're good for you, too! ...

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Eat your way to better health - Independent


Eat your way to better health
Independent, UK - Sep 1, 2008
They also contain plant sterols which lower cholesterol." Lentils can be stored a long time, are easy to make, and are one of the cheapest protein sources ...

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Packing a healthy school lunch - Phoenixville News


Packing a healthy school lunch
Phoenixville News, PA - Sep 1, 2008
Try unsweetened single-serve containers, or better yet, buy a big jar of unsweetened and scoop some into a container and add your own cinnamon. ...

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Good — and healthy — grilling is easier than you think - Fairbanks Daily News-Miner


Good — and healthy — grilling is easier than you think
Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, AK - Aug 13, 2008
Yes, shellfish has cholesterol (shrimp has roughly 160 mg of cholesterol per 3 ounces — about 4 shrimp depending on size) but it also has important ...

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On nutrition: Spice up your life - The Olympian


On nutrition: Spice up your life
The Olympian, WA - Aug 15, 2008
A: Some studies have shown that cinnamon may help lower blood glucose levels and may improve blood cholesterol levels. Other studies are not so sure. ...

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